Please help with this biostats problem

The rasping rate of limatula vs scabra is significantly different for a significance level =0.01 The rasping rate of limatula vs. pelta is significantly different for a significance level =0.05 The rasping rate of limatula vs scabra is significantly different for a significance level =0.05 The rasping rate of scabra vs. pelta is significantly different for a significance level =0.05Incorrect Question 6 0 / 1 pts An experiment is testing if rasping rate differs among different species, given that air temperature is a covariate for this analysis. After running an ANCOVA test, given that rasping rate is significant among some/all of the "Species", we run a post-hoc test. Given the output of the post-hot test below, which is/are true (more than one can be true)? Simultaneous Tests for General Linear Hypotheses Multiple Comparisons of Means: Tukey Contrasts Fit: Im(formula = Rasp. Rate ~ Species * Temperature, data = rasp) Linear Hypotheses: Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t/) scabra - pelta = = 0 1. 859 2. 762 0.673 0.7799 limatula - pelta == 0 -5.071 2. 460 -2.062 0.1103 limatula - scabra = 0 -6.930 2. 763 -2.508 0.0416